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Dell Force10 E300 Configuration Manual (1262 pages)

FTOS Configuration Guide FTOS 8.4.2.7 E-Series TeraScale, C-Series, S-Series (S50/S25)

Brand: Dell | Category: Server | Size: 9.3 MB

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Table of Contents
33
About This Guide
- 33
  Objectives
- 33
  Audience
- 34
  Conventions
- 34
  Information Symbols
- 34
  Related Documents
35
Configuration Fundamentals
- 35
  Accessing the Command Line
- 36
  CLI Modes
  - 37
    Navigating CLI Modes
- 40
  The Do Command
- 40
  Undoing Commands
- 41
  Obtaining Help
- 41
  Entering and Editing Commands
- 42
  Command History
- 43
  Filtering Show Command Outputs
- 44
  Multiple Users in Configuration Mode
45
Getting Started
- 46
  Default Configuration
- 47
  Configure a Host Name
- 47
  Access the System Remotely
  - 47
    Access the C-Series and E-Series Remotely
    - 48
      Configure the Management Port Ip Address
    - 48
      Configure a Management Route
  - 49
    Access the S-Series Remotely
- 50
  Configure the Enable Password
- 50
  Configuration File Management
  - 51
    Copy Files to and From the System
  - 52
    Save the Running-Configuration
  - 53
    View Files
    - 54
      Command Syntax
    - 54
      Command Mode
    - 54
      View Configuration Files
- 55
  File System Management
- 56
  View Command History
- 56
  Upgrading and Downgrading FTOS
57
System Management
- 57
  Configure Privilege Levels
- 61
  Configure Logging
- 62
  Log Messages in the Logging Buffer
- 62
  Configuration Task List for System Log Management
- 62
  Disable System Logging
- 63
  Send System Messages to a Syslog Server
  - 63
    Configure a Unix System As a Syslog Server
63
Change System Logging Settings
64
Display the Logging Buffer and the Logging Configuration
66
Configure a UNIX Logging Facility Level
67
Synchronize Log Messages
67
Enable Timestamp On Syslog Messages
68
File Transfer Services
68
Configuration Task List for File Transfer Services
69
Terminal Lines
- 69
  Deny and Permit Access to a Terminal Line
- 70
  Configure Login Authentication for Terminal Lines
71
Time Out of EXEC Privilege Mode
72
Telnet to Another Network Device
72
Lock CONFIGURATION Mode
- 73
  Viewing the Configuration Lock Status
74
Recovering From a Forgotten Password
- 75
  Recovering From a Forgotten Enable Password
- 76
  Recovering From a Forgotten Password On S-Series
77
Recovering From a Failed Start
79
Ethernet CFM
80
Maintenance Domains
80
Maintenance Points
81
Maintenance End Points
82
Implementation Information
82
Configure CFM
82
Related Configuration Tasks
83
Enable Ethernet CFM
83
Create a Maintenance Domain
84
Create a Maintenance Association
84
Create Maintenance Points
- 84
  Create a Maintenance End Point
- 85
  Create a Maintenance Intermediate Point
- 85
  MP Databases
87
Continuity Check Messages
- 88
  Enable CCM
- 88
  Enable Cross-Checking
88
Loopback Message and Response
88
Linktrace Message and Response
- 89
  Link Trace Cache
90
Enable CFM SNMP Traps
91
Display Ethernet CFM Statistics
- 93
  Link Layer OAM Overview
  - 94
    Link Layer Oampdus
  - 95
    Link Layer OAM Operational Modes
  - 95
    Link Layer OAM Discovery
  - 96
    Link Layer OAM Events
- 96
  Remote Loopback
- 96
  Implementation Information
- 97
  Configure Link Layer OAM
- 97
  Related Configuration Tasks
- 97
  Enable Link Layer OAM
- 99
  Adjust the OAMPDU Transmission Parameters
- 99
  Link Performance Event Monitoring
  - 99
    Enable Error Monitoring
  - 100
    Set Threshold Values
  - 102
    Execute an Action Upon Exceeding the High Threshold
- 102
  Remote Failure Indication
  - 103
    Remote Loopback
- 104
  Display Link Layer OAM Configuration and Statistics
- 106
  Manage Link Layer OAM
  - 106
    Enable MIB Retrieval Support/Function
  - 106
    Adjust the Size of the Link OAM Event Log
  - 107
    Protocol Overview
  - 109
    The Port-Authentication Process
  - 110
    EAP Over RADIUS
- 111
  Configuring 802.1X
  - 111
    Related Configuration Tasks
  - 112
    Important Points to Remember
- 112
  Enabling 802.1X
- 114
  Configuring Request Identity Re-Transmissions
  - 114
    Configuring a Quiet Period After a Failed Authentication
- 115
  Forcibly Authorizing or Unauthorizing a Port
- 116
  Re-Authenticating a Port
  - 116
    Periodic Re-Authentication
- 117
  Configuring Timeouts
- 119
  Dynamic VLAN Assignment with Port Authentication
- 121
  Guest and Authentication-Fail Vlans
  - 121
    Configuring a Guest VLAN
  - 122
    Configuring an Authentication-Fail VLAN
- 123
  Multi-Host Authentication
- 125
  Multi-Supplicant Authentication
- 127
  MAC Authentication Bypass
  - 128
    MAB in Single-Host and Multi-Host Mode
  - 128
    MAB in Multi-Supplicant Authentication Mode
- 130
  Dynamic Cos with 802.1X
133
IP Access Control Lists (ACL), Prefix Lists, and Route-Maps
- 133
  Overview
- 134
  IP Access Control Lists (Acls)
  - 134
    CAM Profiling, CAM Allocation, and CAM Optimization
- 136
  Cam Optimization
- 136
  Test Cam Usage
  - 137
    Implementing Acls On FTOS
- 138
  IP Fragment Handling
  - 139
    Ip Fragments Acl Examples
  - 139
    Layer 4 Acl Rules Examples
- 140
  Configure a Standard IP ACL
- 143
  Configure an Extended IP ACL
  - 146
    Established Flag
- 146
  Configuring Layer 2 and Layer 3 Acls On an Interface
- 147
  Assign an IP ACL to an Interface
  - 148
    Counting ACL Hits
- 149
  Configuring Egress Acls
  - 150
    Egress Layer 3 ACL Lookup for Control-Plane IP Traffic
- 149
  Configuring Ingress Acls
- 151
  Configuring Acls to Loopback
- 153
  IP Prefix Lists
  - 154
    Configure a Prefix List
  - 156
    Use a Prefix List for Route Redistribution
- 157
  ACL Resequencing
  - 158
    Resequencing an ACL or Prefix List
- 160
  Implementation Information
- 160
  Route Maps
169
Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
- 169
  Protocol Overview
- 170
  How BFD Works
- 172
  Field Description
- 175
  Configuring Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
  - 175
    Important Points to Remember
  - 176
    Configuring BFD for Physical Ports
  - 180
    Configuring BFD for Static Routes
  - 182
    Configuring BFD for OSPF
  - 183
    Show Bfd Neighbors
  - 185
    Configuring BFD for BGP
  - 193
    Configuring BFD for IS-IS
  - 195
    Configuring BFD for VRRP
  - 198
    Configuring BFD for Vlans
  - 201
    Configuring BFD for Port-Channels
  - 203
    Configuring Protocol Liveness
  - 203
    Troubleshooting BFD
205
Border Gateway Protocol Ipv4 (Bgpv4)
- 206
  Autonomous Systems (AS)
- 206
  Protocol Overview
- 208
  Sessions and Peers
- 209
  Route Reflectors
- 210
  Confederations
- 211
  BGP Attributes
  - 211
    Best Path Selection Criteria
  - 214
    Weight
  - 214
    Local Preference
  - 214
    Multi-Exit Discriminators (Meds)
  - 215
    Origin
  - 217
    Next Hop
- 217
  Multiprotocol BGP
- 217
  Implementing BGP with FTOS
  - 218
    Byte AS Numbers
  - 219
    AS4 Number Representation
  - 221
    AS Number Migration
  - 222
    Before Migration
  - 223
    BGP4 Management Information Base (MIB)
    - 223
      Important Points to Remember
    - 224
      Configuration Information
- 225
  BGP Configuration
  - 225
    Configuration Task List for BGP
  - 234
    Neighbor Shutdown
  - 246
    Redistribute Routes
  - 251
    Show Ip Bgp Community
  - 266
    MBGP Configuration
- 267
  BGP Regular Expression Optimization
- 267
  Retain NH in BGP Advertisement
- 267
  Debugging BGP
  - 268
    Storing Last and Bad Pdus
  - 269
    Capturing Pdus
  - 271
    PDU Counters
  - 271
    Sample Configurations
281
Content Addressable Memory
- 282
  CAM Profiles
- 284
  Microcode
- 285
  CAM Profiling for Acls
- 286
  Boot Behavior
- 287
  When to Use CAM Profiling
  - 288
    Differences Between Etherscale and Terascale
  - 288
    Important Points to Remember
- 288
  Select CAM Profiles
- 289
  CAM Allocation
- 290
  Test CAM Usage
- 291
  View CAM Profiles
- 291
  View CAM-ACL Settings
- 292
  View CAM Usage
- 293
  Configure Ipv4Flow Sub-Partitions
- 295
  Configure Ingress Layer 2 ACL Sub-Partitions
- 297
  Return to the Default CAM Configuration
- 298
  Applications for CAM Profiling
- 298
  CAM Optimization
- 299
  Troubleshoot CAM Profiling
  - 299
    CAM Profile Mismatches
  - 300
    Qos CAM Region Limitation
301
Configuration Replace and Rollback
- 301
  Archived Files
- 302
  Configuring Configuration Replace and Rollback
  - 302
    Related Configuration Tasks
  - 302
    Important Points to Remember
- 302
  Enabling the Archive Service
- 303
  Archiving a Configuration File
  - 303
    Viewing the Archive Directory
- 303
  Replacing the Current Running Configuration
- 304
  Rolling Back to the Previous Configuration
- 305
  Configuring an Archive File Maximum
- 306
  Configuring Auto-Archive
- 307
  Copying and Deleting an Archive File
- 307
  Viewing and Editing the Contents of an Archive File
  - 308
    Viewing the Difference Between Configuration Files
311
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
- 311
  Protocol Overview
- 312
  DHCP Packet Format and Options
- 313
  Assigning an IP Address Using DHCP
- 314
  Configuration Tasks
- 314
  Configure the System to Be a DHCP Server
  - 315
    Configure the Server for Automatic Address Allocation
- 314
  Implementation Information
- 315
  Configuration Tasks
  - 316
    Specify a Default Gateway
  - 317
    Enable DHCP Server
  - 317
    Configure a Method of Hostname Resolution
  - 318
    Allocate Addresses to BOOTP Clients
  - 318
    Create Manual Binding Entries
  - 319
    Check for Address Conflicts
  - 320
    DHCP Clear Commands
- 320
  Configure the System to Be a Relay Agent
- 321
  Configure Secure DHCP
  - 322
    Option 82
  - 322
    DHCP Snooping
    - 323
      Enable Dchp Snooping
    - 324
      Add a Static Entry in the Binding Table
    - 324
      Clear the Binding Table
    - 324
      Display the Contents of the Binding Table
  - 325
    Drop DHCP Packets On Snooped Vlans Only
  - 325
    Dynamic ARP Inspection
  - 327
    Source Address Validation
    - 328
      Ip Source Address Validation
    - 328
      Dhcp Mac Source Address Validation
331
Equal Cost Multi-Path
- 331
  ECMP for Flow-Based Affinity (E-Series)
- 334
  Configurable ECMP Hash Algorithm (C- and S-Series)
335
Force10 Resilient Ring Protocol
- 335
  Protocol Overview
- 336
  Ring Status
- 337
  Multiple FRRP Rings
- 338
  Important FRRP Points
- 339
  Important FRRP Concepts
- 340
  Implementing FRRP
- 341
  FRRP Configuration
- 345
  Troubleshooting FRRP
  - 345
    Configuration Checks
  - 345
    Sample Configuration and Topology
347
Force10 Service Agent
- 347
  Implementation Information
- 348
  Configure Force10 Service Agent
- 348
  Enable Force10 Service Agent
- 348
  Related Configuration Tasks
- 349
  Provide an Administrator E-Mail Address
- 349
  Specify an SMTP Server for FTSA
- 350
  FTSA Messaging Service
- 355
  FTSA Message Types
- 356
  Show Inventory
- 357
  FTSA Policies
- 371
  Debugging FTSA
373
GARP VLAN Registration Protocol
- 373
  Important Points to Remember
- 373
  Protocol Overview
- 374
  Configuring GVRP
- 375
  Enabling GVRP Globally
- 375
  Related Configuration Tasks
- 376
  Configuring GVRP Registration
- 376
  Enabling GVRP On a Layer 2 Interface
- 377
  Configuring a GARP Timer
379
High Availability
- 380
  Component Redundancy
  - 380
    RPM Redundancy
- 387
  Online Insertion and Removal
  - 387
    RPM Online Insertion and Removal
  - 387
    Line Card Online Insertion and Removal
- 389
  Hitless Behavior
- 390
  Graceful Restart
- 390
  Software Resiliency
  - 391
    Runtime System Health Check
  - 391
    SFM Channel Monitoring
  - 392
    Software Component Health Monitoring
  - 392
    System Health Monitoring
  - 392
    Failure and Event Logging
- 393
  Hot-Lock Behavior
- 393
  Warm Upgrade
  - 394
    Configure Cache Boot
- 398
  In-Service Modular Hot-Fixes
- 399
  Process Restartability
403
Internet Group Management Protocol
- 403
  IGMP Implementation Information
- 403
  IGMP Protocol Overview
  - 404
    IGMP Version 2
  - 405
    IGMP Version 3
    - 406
      Joining and Filtering Groups and Sources
    - 407
      Leaving and Staying in Groups
- 408
  Configuring IGMP
- 408
  Related Configuration Tasks
- 408
  Viewing IGMP Enabled Interfaces
- 409
  Selecting an IGMP Version
- 409
  Viewing IGMP Groups
- 410
  Adjusting Timers
  - 410
    Adjusting Query and Response Timers
  - 410
    Adjusting the IGMP Querier Timeout Value
- 411
  Configuring a Static IGMP Group
- 411
  Enabling IGMP Immediate-Leave
- 412
  IGMP Snooping
- 414
  Fast Convergence After MSTP Topology Changes
- 414
  Designating a Multicast Router Interface
415
Interfaces
- 416
  Interface Types
- 416
  View Basic Interface Information
- 417
  Show Interfaces Configured
- 418
  Enable a Physical Interface
- 419
  Physical Interfaces
- 423
  Management Interfaces
- 427
  Loopback Interfaces
- 427
  Null Interfaces
- 428
  Port Channel Interfaces
- 440
  Bulk Configuration
  - 440
    Interface Range
  - 441
    Bulk Configuration Examples
    - 442
      Overlap Port Ranges
    - 442
      Add Ranges
- 443
  Interface Range Macros
  - 443
    Define the Interface Range
  - 444
    Choose an Interface-Range Macro
- 444
  Monitor and Maintain Interfaces
  - 445
    Maintenance Using TDR
- 446
  Link Debounce Timer
- 448
  Link Dampening
  - 448
    Important Points to Remember
  - 449
    Enable Link Dampening
- 450
  Ethernet Pause Frames
  - 451
    Threshold Settings
  - 452
    Enable Pause Frames
- 453
  Configure MTU Size On an Interface
- 454
  Port-Pipes
- 455
  Auto-Negotiation On Ethernet Interfaces
- 457
  View Advanced Interface Information
  - 457
    Display Only Configured Interfaces
  - 458
    Configure Interface Sampling Size
  - 460
    Dynamic Counters
  - 461
    Clear Interface Counters
463
Ipv4 Addressing
- 463
  IP Addresses
- 468
  Directed Broadcast
- 468
  Resolution of Host Names
  - 469
    Specify Local System Domain and a List of Domains
  - 470
    Dns with Traceroute
  - 471
    Configuration Task List for ARP
  - 472
    Enable Proxy Arp
  - 472
    Clear Arp Cache
- 473
  ARP Learning Via Gratuitous ARP
- 474
  ARP Learning Via ARP Request
- 475
  Configurable ARP Retries
- 475
  Icmp
- 475
  Configuration Task List for ICMP
- 476
  UDP Helper
- 477
  Configuring UDP Helper
- 477
  Important Points to Remember about UDP Helper
- 477
  Enabling UDP Helper
- 478
  Configuring a Broadcast Address
- 478
  Configurations Using UDP Helper
- 481
  Troubleshooting UDP Helper
483
Ipv6 Addressing
- 483
  Protocol Overview
- 484
  Extended Address Space
- 484
  Stateless Autoconfiguration
- 485
  Ipv6 Headers
- 487
  Extension Header Fields
- 488
  Addressing
- 490
  Implementing Ipv6 with FTOS
- 492
  Icmpv6
- 492
  Path MTU Discovery
- 493
  Ipv6 Neighbor Discovery
  - 494
    Ipv6 Neighbor Discovery of MTU Packets
  - 494
    Advertise Neighbor Prefixes
- 494
  Qos for Ipv6
- 495
  Ipv6 Multicast
- 495
  SSH Over an Ipv6 Transport
  - 496
    Change Your Cam-Profile On an E-Series System
  - 496
    Configuration Task List for Ipv6
  - 497
    Adjust Your Cam-Profile On an C-Series or S-Series
  - 498
    Assign an Ipv6 Address to an Interface
  - 499
    Assign a Static Ipv6 Route
  - 499
    Telnet with Ipv6
  - 500
    Show Ipv6 Information
  - 500
    SNMP Over Ipv6
  - 501
    Show an Ipv6 Interface
  - 502
    Show Ipv6 Routes
  - 504
    Clear Ipv6 Routes
  - 504
    Show the Running-Configuration for an Interface
507
Intermediate System to Intermediate System
- 507
  Protocol Overview
- 508
  IS-IS Addressing
- 509
  Multi-Topology IS-IS
  - 509
    Transition Mode
  - 509
    Interface Support
  - 510
    Adjacencies
    - 510
      Graceful Restart
    - 511
      Implementation Information
    - 512
      Configuration Information
    - 513
      Configuration Task List for IS-IS
    - 519
      Show Isis Interface
  - 523
    Configuring the Distance of a Route
  - 523
    Change the Is-Type
  - 526
    Ipv6 Routes
- 531
  IS-IS Metric Styles
- 532
  Configure Metric Values
541
Link Aggregation Control Protocol
- 541
  Introduction to Dynamic Lags and LACP
  - 542
    Important Points to Remember
  - 543
    LACP Configuration Commands
  - 543
    LACP Modes
- 544
  LACP Configuration Tasks
  - 545
    Set the Lacp Long Timeout
  - 546
    Monitor and Debugging LACP
- 546
  Shared LAG State Tracking
  - 547
    Configure Shared LAG State Tracking
  - 548
    Important Points about Shared LAG State Tracking
- 549
  Configure LACP As Hitless
- 549
  LACP Basic Configuration Example
559
Layer
- 559
  Managing the MAC Address Table
- 562
  MAC Learning Limit
- 569
  NIC Teaming
  - 570
    MAC Move Optimization
- 570
  Microsoft Clustering
- 573
  Configuring Redundant Pairs
  - 574
    Important Points about Configuring Redundant Pairs
- 576
  Restricting Layer 2 Flooding
- 577
  Far-End Failure Detection
  - 577
    FEFD State Changes
  - 578
    Configuring FEFD
  - 578
    Important Points to Remember
  - 580
    Debugging FEFD
583
Link Layer Discovery Protocol
- 583
  AB (LLDP) Overview
  - 583
    Protocol Data Units
- 585
  Optional Tlvs
  - 585
    Management Tlvs
- 586
  TIA-1057 (LLDP-MED) Overview
  - 587
    TIA Organizationally Specific Tlvs
  - 590
    Extended Power Via MDI Tlv
- 591
  Configuring LLDP
  - 591
    Important Points to Remember
  - 591
    LLDP Compatibility
  - 591
    Related Configuration Tasks
- 591
  CONFIGURATION Versus INTERFACE Configurations
- 592
  Enabling LLDP
  - 592
    Disabling and Undoing LLDP
- 592
  Advertising Tlvs
- 594
  Viewing the LLDP Configuration
- 594
  Viewing Information Advertised By Adjacent LLDP Agents
- 595
  Configuring LLDPDU Intervals
- 596
  Configuring Transmit and Receive Mode
- 597
  Configuring a Time to Live
- 598
  Debugging LLDP
- 599
  Relevant Management Objects
605
Multicast Listener Discovery
- 605
  MLD Version 1
- 605
  Protocol Overview
- 606
  Joining a Multicast Group
- 606
  MLD Querier Router
- 607
  Leaving a Multicast Group
- 607
  MLD Version 2
- 608
  Enabling MLD
  - 608
    Implementation Information
  - 608
    Related MLD Configuration Tasks
- 609
  Change MLD Timer Values
- 609
  Reduce Host Response Burstiness
- 609
  Reduce Leave Latency
  - 610
    Last Member Query Interval
  - 610
    Explicit Tracking
- 610
  Configure a Static Group
- 611
  Change the MLD Version
- 611
  Debug MLD
- 611
  Display the MLD Group Table
  - 611
    Clear MLD Groups
- 611
  MLD Snooping
  - 612
    Enable MLD Snooping
  - 612
    Disable MLD Snooping On a VLAN
  - 612
    Configure the Switch As a Querier
  - 612
    Disable Multicast Flooding
  - 612
    Specify a Port As Connected to a Multicast Router
  - 613
    Enable Snooping Explicit Tracking
  - 613
    Display the MLD Snooping Table
- 613
  Mldv2 Snooping
  - 613
    Port Inheritance On Mixed MLD Mode Vlans
615
Multicast Source Discovery Protocol
- 615
  Protocol Overview
- 616
  Implementation Information
- 617
  Configuring Multicast Source Discovery Protocol
- 617
  Related Configuration Tasks
- 622
  Enable MSDP
- 622
  Manage the Source-Active Cache
- 624
  Accept Source-Active Messages That Fail the RFP Check
- 626
  Limit the Source-Active Messages From a Peer
- 627
  Prevent MSDP From Caching a Local Source
- 628
  Prevent MSDP From Caching a Remote Source
- 629
  Prevent MSDP From Advertising a Local Source
- 630
  Log Changes in Peership States
- 630
  Terminate a Peership
- 631
  Clear Peer Statistics
- 632
  Debug MSDP
- 632
  MSDP with Anycast RP
  - 633
    Interface Loopback
  - 633
    Ip Msdp Peer
  - 633
    Router Ospf
  - 634
    Reducing Source-Active Message Flooding
  - 634
    Specify the RP Address Used in SA Messages
- 638
  MSDP Sample Configurations
643
Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
- 643
  Protocol Overview
- 644
  Configure Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
  - 644
    Implementation Information
  - 644
    Related Configuration Tasks
  - 645
    Add and Remove Interfaces
- 645
  Create Multiple Spanning Tree Instances
- 645
  Enable Multiple Spanning Tree Globally
- 647
  Influence MSTP Root Selection
- 647
  Interoperate with Non-Ftos Bridges
  - 648
    Modify Global Parameters
  - 650
    Modify Interface Parameters
  - 651
    Configure an Edgeport
  - 652
    Configure a Root Guard
  - 653
    Configure a Loop Guard
  - 654
    Displaying STP Guard Configuration
- 654
  Flush MAC Addresses After a Topology Change
- 655
  MSTP Sample Configurations
- 660
  Debugging and Verifying MSTP Configuration
663
Multicast Features
- 663
  Enable IP Multicast
- 663
  Implementation Information
- 664
  Multicast with ECMP
- 665
  Multicast Policies
  - 665
    Implementation Information
  - 665
    Ipv4 Multicast Policies
  - 673
    Ipv6 Multicast Policies
- 674
  Multicast Traceroute
- 675
  Multicast Quality of Service
- 675
  Optimize the E-Series for Multicast Traffic
677
Object Tracking
- 677
  Object Tracking Overview
  - 678
    Tracking Layer 2 Interfaces
  - 679
    Tracking Layer 3 Interfaces
  - 679
    Tracking Ipv4 and Ipv6 Routes
  - 680
    Setting Tracking Delays
  - 680
    VRRP Object Tracking
- 681
  Object Tracking Configuration
  - 681
    Tracking a Layer 2 Interface
  - 682
    Tracking a Layer 3 Interface
  - 684
    Tracking an Ipv4/Ipv6 Route
- 688
  Displaying Tracked Objects
691
Open Shortest Path First (Ospfv2 and Ospfv3)
- 692
  Autonomous System (AS) Areas
- 692
  Protocol Overview
- 693
  Area Types
- 694
  Networks and Neighbors
- 694
  Router Types
- 696
  Designated and Backup Designated Routers
- 697
  Link-State Advertisements (Lsas)
- 698
  Virtual Links
- 698
  Router Priority and Cost
- 699
  Implementing OSPF with FTOS
  - 700
    Graceful Restart
  - 701
    Fast Convergence (Ospfv2, Ipv4 Only)
  - 701
    Multi-Process OSPF (Ospfv2, Ipv4 Only)
  - 702
    Processing SNMP and Sending SNMP Traps
  - 702
    RFC-2328 Compliant OSPF Flooding
  - 703
    OSPF ACK Packing
  - 703
    OSPF Adjacency with Cisco Routers
- 704
  Configuration Requirements
- 704
  Configuration Task List for Ospfv2 (OSPF for Ipv4)
  - 705
    Enable Ospfv2
  - 707
    Enable Multi-Process OSPF
  - 708
    Assign an Ospfv2 Area
  - 709
    Enable Ospfv2 On Interfaces
  - 711
    Configure Stub Areas
  - 712
    Configure OSPF Stub-Router Advertisement
  - 713
    Enable Passive Interfaces
  - 714
    Enable Fast-Convergence
  - 715
    Change Ospfv2 Parameters On Interfaces
  - 717
    Enable Ospfv2 Authentication
  - 717
    Enable Ospfv2 Graceful Restart
  - 719
    Configure Virtual Links
  - 720
    Filter Routes
  - 721
    Redistribute Routes
  - 722
    Troubleshooting Ospfv2
  - 725
    Sample Configurations for Ospfv2
  - 725
    Basic Ospfv2 Router Topology
- 726
  Configuration Task List for Ospfv3 (OSPF for Ipv6)
  - 727
    Enable Ipv6 Unicast Routing
  - 727
    Assign Ipv6 Addresses On an Interface
  - 727
    Assign Area ID On Interface
  - 728
    Assign Ospfv3 Process ID and Router ID Globally
  - 728
    Configure Stub Areas
  - 729
    Configure Passive-Interface
  - 730
    Configure a Default Route
  - 730
    Redistribute Routes
  - 731
    Enable Ospfv3 Graceful Restart
  - 734
    Ospfv3 Authentication Using Ipsec
  - 744
    Troubleshooting Ospfv3
747
PIM Dense-Mode
- 747
  Implementation Information
- 747
  Protocol Overview
- 748
  Refusing Multicast Traffic
- 749
  Requesting Multicast Traffic
- 750
  Configure PIM-DM
- 750
  Enable PIM-DM
  - 750
    Related Configuration Tasks
  - 751
    Show Ip Pim Interface
  - 751
    Show Ip Pim Neighbor
755
PIM Sparse-Mode
- 755
  Implementation Information
- 756
  Protocol Overview
- 756
  Refusing Multicast Traffic
- 756
  Requesting Multicast Traffic
- 757
  Configure PIM-SM
- 757
  Important Points to Remember
- 757
  Sending Multicast Traffic
- 758
  Enable PIM-SM
- 758
  Related Configuration Tasks
- 759
  Configurable S,G Expiry Timers
- 760
  Configure a Static Rendezvous Point
  - 761
    Override Bootstrap Router Updates
- 762
  Elect an RP Using the BSR Mechanism
- 763
  Configure a Designated Router
- 763
  Create Multicast Boundaries and Domains
- 764
  PIM-SM Graceful Restart
- 764
  Set a Threshold for Switching to the SPT
- 765
  First Packet Forwarding for Lossless Multicast
- 766
  Monitoring PIM
- 766
  PIM-SM and IGMP Snooping: Usage Notes
- 767
  PIM-SM Snooping
  - 768
    Feature Overview
  - 769
    Configuration Notes and Restrictions
  - 770
    PIM-SM Snooping Example
  - 772
    PIM-SM Snooping Configuration
777
PIM Source-Specific Mode
- 779
  Configure PIM-SM
  - 779
    Implementation Information
  - 779
    Important Points to Remember
  - 779
    Related Configuration Tasks
- 780
  Enable PIM-SSM
- 780
  Use PIM-SSM with IGMP Version 2 Hosts
785
Power Over Ethernet
- 786
  Configuring Power Over Ethernet
  - 787
    Enabling Poe On a Port
  - 787
    Related Configuration Tasks
- 789
  Manage Ports Using Power Priority and the Power Budget
- 794
  Power Additional Poe Ports On the S-Series
- 795
  Deploying VOIP

Dell Force10 E300 Installing And Maintaining (74 pages)

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  Table of Contents
7
About This Guide
- 7
  Information Symbols and Warnings
- 8
  Related Publications
9
The E300 System
- 11
  E300 System Installation Process
- 11
  Site Selection Criteria
13
Site Preparation
- 13
  Site Selection Criteria
- 14
  Rack Mounting
- 14
  Cabinet Placement
- 14
  AC and DC Power
  - 14
    2500W AC Power
  - 15
    DC Power
- 16
  Fans and Airflow
- 16
  Storing Components
17
Installing the Chassis
19
Installing Power Modules
- 19
  Installing AC Power Modules
- 22
  Installing DC Power Entry Modules
  - 23
    DC Requirements
  - 23
    Redundancy
  - 23
    Cable and Connector Requirements
  - 24
    Removing a DC PEM
  - 25
    Installing a DC PEM
- 27
  Power Supply and Fan Operability Test
29
Installing E300 Fan Tray
31
Installing Rpms, Line Cards, and Sfms
- 31
  Rpms
- 31
  Blank Panels
- 31
  Unpacking Cards
- 32
  Installing the Rpms and Line Cards
  - 32
    Installing a Second RPM
- 33
  RPM Label and Leds
- 34
  Line Card Leds
- 34
  Expandable Cable Management Bracket
- 35
  Installing Switch Fabric Modules (Sfms)
39
RPM Ports and Cables
43
Powering Up
- 43
  Preparation
- 43
  Supplying Power
- 44
  Booting to the CLI Prompt
  - 44
    Booting From the BOOT_USER Prompt

Dell Force10 E300 Quick Start Manual (51 pages)

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17 Installing the Chassis

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29 Installing E300 Fan Tray

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39 RPM Ports and Cables

43 Powering Up

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About This Guide

9
The E300 System

13
Site Preparation

17
Installing the Chassis

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29
Installing E300 Fan Tray

31
Installing Rpms, Line Cards, and Sfms

39
RPM Ports and Cables

43
Powering Up